The Dr. Erastus Cooke House, on Main Street in Wethersfield, was built in 1855 and features a hipped roof.

Edit (7/13/08): According to an April 2008 draft of the Old Wethersfield Master Plan (available as a pdf file), “Within the village center of Wethersfield, Dr. Erastus Cooke operated a chemical factory making dyes, saltpeter, and medicines on Chemical Lane.”

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Dr. Erastus Cooke House (1855)

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2 thoughts on “Dr. Erastus Cooke House (1855)”

  • lisa
    May 15, 2011 at 2:23 am
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    i would like to know how to rent an apartment in this house if at all possible. my grandparents and my mom and uncle grew up in this house and i have not been inside in over 25 years and i am relocating back to connecticut.

  • Daniel
    May 15, 2011 at 10:58 am
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    I would try searching on Google. The address of the house is 276 Main Street.

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